1172: Definition fl.motion:AnimatorFactory3D could not be found.

[mcdermitt]

I am working on the platforming for my game, and I went to import Citrus Engine.

I have never used an external SWC or engine before, so of course I tried to drag it into the library several times. When I finally figured out how to do it, when I went to test the game again (no code currently uses the engine), a MovieClip with it's own action script threw the following errors several times.

HBCut, Line 2, Column 17

1172: Definition fl.motion:AnimatorFactory3D could not be found.

HBCut, Line 3, Column 17	1172: Definition fl.motion:MotionBase could not be found.
HBCut, Line 6, Column 17	1172: Definition fl.motion:motion_internal could not be found.

This breaks the other code so that I cannot run the game. I removed the SWC from the library but still no luck.

[kglad]

import those classes if HBCut is one of your classes.

if it's citrus class file, you're probably not adding the swc correctly.

[mcdermitt]

HBCut does not have a specific class. It's base class is just MovieClip

I also have decided not to use the citrus engine, and I have no code linking to it.

[kglad]

if you still have a problem, what is HBCut?

[mcdermitt]

HBCut is a cut in animation with button triggers for a special attack in a previous battle, which doesn't use physics, and is coded entirely in the timelines of various MovieClips.

[mcdermitt]

Would importing a SWC file have changed the default linkage property in the ActionScript settings (which is where I imported the SWC)?

Right now it says Runtime Shared Library

[mcdermitt · Accepted solution]

I figured it out. By opening a new FLA, I found I had accidentally deleted the main /ActionScript3.0/libs/ library entry. By re-inputting it, my problem was solved.

[mcdermitt]

Thank You!

[kglad]

you're welcome.